THE SAILOR
I'll tell how well all we will be, for we be here.
Architect of hope. Sailor, gardener, painter, flute player...
Eidolon horns (after events of Quasiorganic)
Long wavy hair divided in two ponytails with distinctive hair clips
Wide-brimmed hat, loose-fitting white jumpsuit, long black gloves and boots
A magical narrow cloak tied around his waist, in which he hides his fish
As a child, was shy and timid because of his complexes, which remained in his character. His stubborn path forward is his struggle with personal fears for the sake of Nadezhda's well-being.Desire to cleanse the ocean and save its fish
Desire to heal the rift in The Trinity and reconcile with The Dancer.
During one of his voyages across the ocean, Sailor discovered the outlines of a new, grand island, which held an even bigger tower than his native one did.
The Harvester explained that this might be their new home. The Dancer refused to follow this plan, convinced that the future and its endeavors were not safe.
Despite the uncertainty, the Sailor decided to embrace change, leaving Omsk behind, and although the family Dog he took helped in brightening his days, the pain of separation kept projecting itself into his new life daily. Even in adulthood, he continues to recreate the animals that The Dancer once drew with him.
Years later, while suffering the loss of his beloved pet, he received a hand-drawn letter from the Harvester, suggesting urgent arrival of the Sailor in Omsk to reconcile with his sister, which brought back some memories he longed to never see again...
Appearance
Personality
Naive, but has a strong inner will. Prone to creative expression. Possesses childlike spontaneity and altruism, often forgetting about himself for the sake of others.As a child, was shy and timid because of his complexes, which remained in his character. His stubborn path forward is his struggle with personal fears for the sake of Nadezhda's well-being.
Main drivers
Biography
The Harvester found him near some hospital wall ruins along with The Dancer, after which he sheltered them in the Omsk steppe, where they lived together in a wooden house. He spent his childhood exploring what was forming of the Omsk island along with his sister, sharing activities such as dueting in flute-vocal pieces and drawing cartoonish animals. Nadya's move to Moscow at a young age proved to be a turning point in the relationship of the siblings.During one of his voyages across the ocean, Sailor discovered the outlines of a new, grand island, which held an even bigger tower than his native one did.
The Harvester explained that this might be their new home. The Dancer refused to follow this plan, convinced that the future and its endeavors were not safe.
Despite the uncertainty, the Sailor decided to embrace change, leaving Omsk behind, and although the family Dog he took helped in brightening his days, the pain of separation kept projecting itself into his new life daily. Even in adulthood, he continues to recreate the animals that The Dancer once drew with him.
Years later, while suffering the loss of his beloved pet, he received a hand-drawn letter from the Harvester, suggesting urgent arrival of the Sailor in Omsk to reconcile with his sister, which brought back some memories he longed to never see again...